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Container Set 100pc $11.99 + $5.99(shipping)

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Container Set 100pc $11.99 + $5.99(shipping)
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ar_shad87 on 11/08/2010 - 12:48 1-day.com.au (739 clicks)
  • Lock tight lids seal in freshness
  • Clear base
  • Different coloured lids
  • Microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe
  • Leakproof and airtight
  • Each set includes:
    o 2 x 70oz rectangular containers with lids
    o 2 x 37oz rectangular containers with lids
    o 1 x 16oz rectangular containers with lid
    o 2 x 8oz rectangular containers with lids
    o 6 x 13oz round containers with lids
    o 3 x 6oz round containers with lids
    o 3 x 13oz tall round containers with lids
    o 6 x 8oz half round containers with lids
    o 4 x 24oz square containers with lids
    o 4 x 13oz square containers with lids
    o 4 x 7oz square containers with lids
    o 7 x 5oz square containers with lids
    o 1 x 32oz oval container with lid
    o 1 x 4piece measuring spoon set
    o 1 x 6piece measuring cup set

Note: “ 2 x “ means there are 2 containers, and then you add the lids, 2 x containers + 2 x lids = 4 pieces. So you’ll have 45 containers and 45 lids.

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  • furyou on 11/08/2010 - 13:42

    Gee, I don't like all those .99's
    $11.99 sounds so much like $10 but is actually $12
    $5.99 sounds like $5 but is $6

    Sounds like $10 for 100 containers but is actually $18 all up.

  • wisc on 11/08/2010 - 13:56
    +1

    BPA in cheap plastic containers…
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisphenol_A
    since reading stuff about cheap plastic containers (specially microwaving them) i'm a lot more careful…
    wonder if its in these…

    • spam12345 on 11/08/2010 - 15:12

      aw it says "The National Toxicology Panel recommends avoiding microwaving food in plastic containers". That's what I always do as I bring my food for lunch. Are there any ways I can keep and microwave my food with no harm?

      • scrimshaw on 11/08/2010 - 15:34

        Woolies currently have specials on Decor Tellfresh food containers which are BPA free (labelled on the bottom of the containter).

        At least in Eastwood anyway, I'm not sure if other places will have it on half price.

        • samehada on 11/08/2010 - 21:25

          Actually Kmart has better deal. $15 for a set of 10 KLIP-IT containers. This is made in NZ and BPA free.
          - 2 x 2L
          - 3 x 1L
          - 3 x 400ml
          - 2 x 200ml

          This is also microwave safe :) and KLIP-IT container as the name sound, has the clip for the lid not like Decor container comes with no clip.

      • EarlyBird on 11/08/2010 - 19:33
        +1

        Spam12345 wrote:

        "Are there any ways I can keep and microwave my food with no harm?"

        Try pouring the content into a porcelain bowl and cover it with another porcelain bowl, place them on a plastic rack in the microwave oven and reheat as usual.
        Do be careful as the bowls can get very hot.

  • EarlyBird on 11/08/2010 - 14:49

    Looks similar to the assorted junk containers that I have amassed over the years. Looking at the picture I think I'll chuck mine into the recycle bin. No wonder that they are piling them high and selling them low.

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